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There are Inherits="xxxxxx" in the foreground code of each .aspx page. Is the foreground code and the background code

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Post time: 2020-11-30 23:00:01
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In other words, the foreground is inherited from the background class. Is that correct?
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No. The front desk is not a class. It can only be said to specify the class name associated with the front desk.

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In code-behind mode, two classes are automatically generated
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       It is partial, which only contains the declaration code of the page control; the class name is consistent with the class name in the code-behind file, for example: MyPage;

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       The class name is similar to webform1_aspx, which is a subclass of MyPage in the first above. The main logic of the code is to generate a control tree.
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